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Jcaufdrt Social $ttes
Mrs. J. Michael Moren. Society
Julian Hamilton spent a portion
j! the week ol Sept. 25 in Rich
mond, Va.. Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs.
Charles E. Case accompanied him.
While there, Mrs. Case visited Mrs.
J. K. Gibble.
Mrs. W. M. Norcom oi Colura
h1 N C. is spending some time
frith Mrs. Carrie Norcom. Mrs.
Norcom, who recently underwent
an operation in New Bern, is im
proving satisfactorily.
Mrs. Will Arrington returned
home last week after spending ten
days with relative in Henderson
and Franklin County.
Mrs. George Eastman, and sons,
George and Joe, Miss Betty Hedrick
and Billy Ipock spent Tuesday in
New Bern.
Miss Joyce Johnson spent Fri
day evening in Raleigh.
Miss Elizabeth Willis returned
to Woman's college Sunday after
spending the weekend at home.
Mrs. Wiley Lewis has returned
home after a visit to New Jersey.
Mrs. M. S. Snowden and Mrs.
Macon Snowden and young son,
Ernest, returned to Beaufort last
Thursday from, Pensacola, Fla.
where they have been for the past
several months.
Mi&s Joyce Biggs, a student at
WC, spent last weekend at home.
l.t Rrnnks T.iVs Ipft ovpr thp
weekend for the Pacific Coast. Mrs.
Liles will join him in the Hawaiian
Islands sometime this month.
Mrs. George Linnemaier is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Humphrey.
Cpl. G. M. Jarvis, Jr., is spend
ing a 60-day leave at home with
his mother, Mrs. George Jarvis,
and sister, Wanda Ray. Cpl Jarvis
has been stationed in Korea for the
past 23 months serving with the
V. S. Army.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Dear
will return to Jersey City tomor
row after spending the weekend
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood
Phillips.
Gerald Hill, T. G. Leary, Jimmie
Fodrie and Billie Eudy went to
Chapel Hill Saturday to see the
Carolina-William and Mary game.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tiltett left
yesterday to spend a week at Nags
Head.
Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Saunders and
Mr. and Mrs. Tull William attend
ed the Duke-Wake Forest game
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Potter, Mrs.
Mary Privette and Miss Nannie
Potter left today for Washington,
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ALL UOtJOR
to America! Hhtlng Men!
"fa mtt wfcsnwMto
States Armed Forces
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D. C, and Mr. and Mrs. Potter will
continue on to New York for- a
visit.
Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Maxwell and
Miss Laura Thomas will leave to
morrow to spend some tine in Nor
folk. Miss Mary Ruth Nelson, of E. C.
T. C, spent the weekend at home.
Miss .Sarah Guthrie, of Meredith
College, spent the weekend here.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Downum and
children attended the Methodist
conference at Greenville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Thorsen and
Mrs. Etta D. Thorsen have moved
in from Wi Hist on to their new
home at 1545 Ann St.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Potter were
in Raleigh last Thursday at which
time Mrs. Potter received her cit
izenship. Mrs. Harvey Smith, Mrs. T. T.
Potter and Mrs. Pauline Dickinson
left yesterday for Richmond. Mrs.
Maud Chadwick accompanied them
as far as Greenville, where she will
visit Mr. and Mrs. Itney Chadwick
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Wheatly re
turned Sunday night from a short
trip to South Carolina.
Macon Snowden has been com
missioned lieutenant in the Naval
Air Force.
Braxton Adair returned home
Friday from State College where
he has been instructing and doing
research work. He will be here
for the next two months.
Mr. Ralph Daniels and sister
Mildred, spent last weekend at
N.C.S.D., Morganton, visiting their
sister, Betty Jean, and attending
a homecoming.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Danjels and
daughter, Patricia, spent last Sun
day at Newport, as the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Valverta Garner.
Mrs. A. Wade, of New Bern,
is spending the week with her
daughter, Mrs. M. P. Skarrcn.
Leslie Mason, and Misses Lou
Ann Mason and Mary Lou Ovens
spent Sunday in New Bern.
Mrs. Fred .Amatn. ami
daughter, ''of New Haven, Conn.,
spent a few days here last week
visiting Mrs. Amato's relatives.
Miss Marion Noe, of Beaufort,
left Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Amato for Texas, where she
will continue her education.
.Once he gets up and straightens
away, the pheasant flies faster than
the grouse.
SERVICE
438
MOREHEAD CITY
tato.Tby have taken on
oh of the most iaaportent
taaka. wr ihoukttred by
body of young ma-'
Mm preservation of Fiais ,
ba sua ancertala wort.1
For that great aerrto to
inMkAnd. we honor then.
SEAFOOD
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Edtor
Miss Jones Enieriains
At Bridge Thursday
Miss Mildred Jones entertained
with a delicious chicken salad sup
per and bridge party at her home
on Front Street Thursday evening
at 7 o'clock.
Upon arrival of the-guests the
delicious supper with homemade
fruit' cake, Ice cream and coffee
were served after which progres
sions of bridge were played.
Mrs. F. E. Hyde received per
'fume for high score. Mrs. W. L.
Woodard was given Christmas
wraping paper as a bingo prize.
Special guests were Miss Gladys
Chadwick and Mrs. Paul Jones.
Bridal Shower Given
For Miss Joyce Johnson
Mrs. David Beverirtge honored
Miss Joyce Johrson, bride-elect
with a miscellaneous shower at the
American Leyion Hut on Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Upon her arrival Miss Johnson
w?s given a lovely corsage of white
chrysanthemums by the hostess.
Bridge bingo, bingo, and other
games were played with prizes
awarded to the winners.
Refreshments served were open
face sandwiches, with cokes, ritz,
and candy.
The bride elect received many
gifts of silver, china and crystal in
her chosen patterns.
Approximately twenty - five
friends were present for the oc
casion. HOSPITAL NOTES
Miss Christine I cwis, of the
Morehead City Hospital Nurses Aid
Staff, is away on a week's vacation.
Mrs. Ramona Chadwick. of Mar--shallbert!,
has resinned :s a Nurses
Aid in the Morehead City Hospital.
Miss Lucy Willis, of Marshall
berg, has resumed work as a
Nurse's Aid at the local hospital.
Mrs. Harry Fulcher, of Atlantic,
was admitted to the hospital Thurs
day for an operation on Friday and
is doing nicely.
Mrs. Hubert Murd-wk. of Wild
wood, was admit teti ilnirsday for
an operation.
Mrs. Raymond Ball and infant
son, of Morehead City, were (lis
charged Saturday.
Mrs. Felts Dixon and infant
daughter, of Salter Path, were
discharged Saturday.
Mrs. Hettie Murphey was ad
mitted Sahirdy ,with a fractured
hip and' ttan$ferr't8 to RexJHojn.i
tal in Raleigh on Sunday.
Master Llovd Hunter, of More
head City, underwent an emergen
cy operation on Sunday night.
Mrs. John Smith, of Newport,
was admitted Monday for a minor
operation.
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CARTERET COUNTY NEW&TIMS3, llOSSfilAl)
Married
MRS. SAM BROWN MEAD
OWS, Jr., of Morehead City,
who before her marriage on Oc
tober 17, was Miss Lois Webb
Chadwick, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry G. Chadwick of
Gloucester. Mr. Meadows is the
jon of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Drown
Meadows, of Pellctier.
Mrs. Poller Enieriains
Bridge Club Recently
Mrs. James Potter, III, entertain
ed her bridge club at her home on
Front Street Friday evening.
High score prize was won by
Mrs. Ernest Davis.
At the conclusion of play the
hostess served delicious refresh
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CtTT AND BEAUFORT. N. C
Miss Johnson To Be
Honored Al Tea
Mrs. E. H. Potter, Miss Leaa
Duncan and Miss Lottie Saunders
will be joint hostesses at a tea
tomorow afternoon honoring Miss
Joyce Johnson, bride-elect of Sat
urday. The tea will be held at the home
of Mrs. Potter from 3:30 until 6
p.m. and members of the Ann
Street Adult Methodist Choir will
be special guests.
ALL EIOPOEI
to America's
To men who wear the
uniform of the United
Statea Armed Forces
Army, Navy and Air
Force, Marine and Coast
Guard the people of this
nation owe a full meas
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We Deliver WUkla A Bcdbm Of IM
STORK NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. B. A, Waldenmai
er, of Beaufort, announce the birth
of a son, Bernhardt Albert, III,
in the Morehead City Hospital, on
November 3.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Sandv. of
Morehead City, announce the birth
of a daughter, Martha Maurice
October 24, in the Morehead City
Hospital.
Some gears are as small as pin
heads. Fighting Men I
tude. The; have taken on
One of the most important
tasks ever shouldered by
a body of young men
the preservation of Peace
In an uncertain world.
Tot that grrnt service to
mankind, we honor them.
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Book Club to Meet '5Mf
The Beaufort Book, Club will
meet Thursday evening at 6:30
o'clock at the Inlet Inn for their
regular dinner meeting. Mrs. Dar
den Eure, oof Morehead City, will
be the guest speaker.
Walkers Leare On Trip "
Mr. and Mrs. Nicnolas Walkc
left yesterday for a trip of several
months. They will visit Mr. and
Mrs. B. C. Brown in Alexandria,
Va., Dr. and Mrs. Rose iii Bo m
Mass., Mrs. Walker's sister in Wis
consin, and Mr. and Mrs. Hermann
in Dayton, Ohio. While away they
will attend the wedding ot Mr.
Walker's son in Chicago.
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Whealley-Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Johnson V
request the honour of your
presence
nt the marriage of their daughter '
Joyce Eileen
to
Mr. Raymond Benjamin Wheatley,
Jr.
Saturday, the thirteenth of
November
at five-thirty o'clock
Ann StreeLMethodoist Church
Benufort, North Carolina
No formal invitations will be
sent in Carteret County but all '
friends are cordially invited to
attend. '
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